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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
3
A reader describes lifelong convulsions after thyroid and parathyroid removal with menopause, bruising, and dietary limits. Dr. Lamb explains permanent parathyroid damage, low blood calcium, and the need for endocrinology evaluation, high calcium treatment with vitamin D or AT-10, plus referral to a university center.
The 81 year old Milwaukees Pabst Theater reopened after a two year renovation costing 2.5 million dollars. The project revived its turn of the century opulent Baroque interior with forty colors, crystal chandeliers, and a new 12 by 18 foot hand cut crystal light. The theater hosts major performers and serves as an intermediate size venue for professional and amateur groups after restoration led by Mayor Henry W. Maier and supported by the city and Pabst Brewery.
Young sisters Jo Lynn and Shanon Wilks write to Santa asking for toys including a makeup set, purse, baby dolls, clothes, jewelry, and dishware. Jo Lynn is four and Shanon is two, promising good behavior and leaving milk and cookies.
University Park Pa emeritus Professor Franklin H Cook, authority on power industry law, retires after 39 years on the Penn State law faculty. He authored Business and the Federal Law.
The United World College of Southeast Asia educates 1,250 students from 42 countries, with 300 boarders and a 12 to 1 student teacher ratio. Fees fund the school, which offers Malay, Mandarin, Russian and unique courses such as aero modeling and Japanese flower making, with ethics and religion required and choices among Christianity Buddhism Hinduism or Islam.
Cub Scouts Bear Cubs met Tuesday afternoon at the scout house. A Turkey Shoot with family members invited is planned for Saturday at 7 p.m. in City Auditorium. Dues are two dollars each.
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